Alan B. DuMont brings back a lot of memories. One of the engineers at the big famous engineering company I once worked for came from DuMont. He wanted me to prototype a 50 Watt plate input amp using 2 6AK5's in Class B.
But for the times, the DuMont network was no worse than the Red and the Blue.
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Oh, that's priceless. :)
ReplyDeleteYou mean you don't actually need big name overpaid presenters and *cough* experts on your TV broadcast? I wonder if CNN knows about this.
ReplyDeleteStrike that. I suspect the management at CNN has been watching too much of this.
The truth is probably something even worse.... :-/
ReplyDeleteOkay. Is it in the room they won't let us see when we take the guided tours of the station?
ReplyDelete(C'mon, Roberta. You can trust US!)
Alan B. DuMont brings back a lot of memories. One of the engineers at the big famous engineering company I once worked for came from DuMont. He wanted me to prototype a 50 Watt plate input amp using 2 6AK5's in Class B.
ReplyDeleteBut for the times, the DuMont network was no worse than the Red and the Blue.
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